Tetra Tech Raises Quarterly Dividend by 10.77%
Tetra Tech increased its quarterly dividend to $0.072 per share, extending its dividend-growth streak to 11 consecutive years.
TTEK — Tetra Tech, Inc.
Tetra Tech, Inc. (TTEK) raised its quarterly dividend to $0.072 per share from $0.065, a 10.77% increase, with the shares scheduled to trade ex-dividend on May 14, 2026.
The new payout implies an annual dividend of $0.29 per share and a forward annual yield of 1.03%, based on a share price of $28.01. The increase marks Tetra Tech’s 11th consecutive year of dividend growth, according to the locked dividend data.
Company Context
Tetra Tech is an Industrials-sector company focused on consulting and engineering services. Its investor-relations overview describes the company as a provider of water, environmental and sustainable infrastructure services, with projects tied to areas such as the water cycle, environmental restoration, and resilient infrastructure.
That business mix is relevant to the dividend action because the company’s cash-return policy sits alongside demand from government, commercial and international clients for technical consulting work. Tetra Tech’s investor-relations site also cites management commentary that recent performance has been supported by high-end water, environmental and sustainable infrastructure services, including client spending related to preparing for and responding to natural disasters.
The company’s homepage similarly emphasizes science, technology and innovation across water, energy, environmental, infrastructure and digital-systems work. Those end markets can provide a backdrop for recurring project demand, though dividend growth ultimately depends on board approval, earnings, cash flow and capital-allocation priorities.
What It Means For Income Investors
For income investors, the action increases the quarterly cash payment while keeping Tetra Tech in the low-yield portion of the dividend universe. The forward annual yield of 1.03% means the stock’s appeal is likely more tied to dividend growth and business durability than to current income alone.
The company’s dividend safety score is 83 out of 100, with an A safety grade, according to the locked facts. Tetra Tech has no previously reported dividend cut year in the provided data. Its market capitalization is $7,269,286,912.
The raise also preserves a double-digit annual growth streak, which is often watched by dividend-growth investors as a signal of consistency. Still, the size and timing of future dividends remain subject to the company’s board and operating results.
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